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DoBsuEIMEn's STATEMENT.

he virtually Endorses tho Story of Cleye.
lnnus Aversion to n Second Term.
NEW Yonx, April 25.-Hon. William
Dorshelmer makes the following state
ment: I'm view Of the reports which
have been sent out by the Washington
correspondents OF some Western newspa.
pers, think it proper to make the follow
ing statement: In January last the Pres.
ident SAID to me that he had been con-
templatlng the making OF a public decls.
ration which would take him out OF the
field as a candidate in 1855. He said that
he was led to this conclusion not only by
personal consideration, but because be
Thought such . course would relieve him
from imputations which were daily cas-,
upon him and which inter;ered with his
usefulness in office.
Alter Listening to the Presidents OBJ
eefvatlona and eupposing that he wished
an expression oil my opinion, l told him
that thought SUCH declaration would
be very unwise, and that it would increase
hlsperple1ities rather than diminish them.
l also snid it was hot for him to say wheth.
- ~A'N W lcseleCtlUu or
not. That was matter to be decided by the
Democracy, who had honored him greatly
and who had right to his services il they
desired him. also urged that no tradi.
ton would be broken by his candidacy for
a second term, and that it might be most
important to his party and the country
that he should bo reelected.
Alter q long conversation upon this Sub.
ject, the effect OF which WAS have stated.
the matter wes dropped and has not since
been alluded to except in casual manner.
| have never had in my possession a
letter from the President with reference
to a second term, nor have ever seen any
such letter or the draft OF one. Ihaye not
been in Washington rince the 4th Of this
month. II the President has arrived at
the determination suggested in his con.
versatlon with me last January, do not
know it. But knowing well his character
! am confident that II be thinks it bis
duty 10 decline a denomination he will
make his intention public in way which
will render misunderstanding Of it i'm.
possible,
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1.oSnoNt April "5,-The Mark Lane Ex.
press review Of the British grain trnle for
the week says: Supplies OF native wheat
arc meapre. Values In provincial mar.
kets hnvs risen Ulals. SaleR Of English
wheat Tor tho wenk were l4,i7l quarters at
32s va, aga,nat 52.5l9 quarters ut sos ! Id
TOR tho corresponding week Inst year.
toroi En wheat 10 steadier, and vnIucS were
maintained. Flour is tirmcr. Corn Ia
lrmer. Fourteen wheat cay9oe8 arrived,
two were sold, two remained. Bulk has not
yot been placed on BRls. At to.dny'u mar.
kot English whoat was HtoHdy, business
better with demand nt former priccs,
Corn VIVA scarce and against buyers. Oats
3dsGl dearor.
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PirrsBuRdn, Pa, April 25.-A Clear.
field Especial says: John llamlin loft Phil.
iipsburg, Ps., yesterday accompanied by a
dia1eputable woman named Annie Foster
Of tho ZANE place. Last evening he re.
turned without her and amid that ehc had
caused him 10 elope with her, and that
when he refused to do so, she pulled 70.
volver from her pocket md shot herself
through the brain. Parties went to the
place designated and found her liteleps re.
mains. Public opinion is dividad ss 10
whether it was suicide or murder. Ham.
lin has been arrested.
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THE BRIBERY MATTER
DlscusskD IN THE SENATE.
Tho RESOLUTION Finally Agreed to I'M
Amcnded by Mr.. ssDawson Asking In. .
quiry into tho Land Schsms-Short
Sessions in Both Houses.
Special Btpatth 10 the intttiiotncer.

opecfdf Otspdfch ID the lntttif1encer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 25.-1n the
Senate this morning the sommerville'
Minear bribery resolution came up and
Mr.. Dawson moved to amend 80 as 10
make the investigation general instuad oi
confuing 1t to the rumoro about Senator
Minear. Thia Mr.. sonmervllle opposed,
saying Mr.. Minear demanded this "a q
question Of privilege anil the introduction
Of extrasnouH matter would deprive it Of
its privileged character.
Mr.. Dawson said the language Of the
resolution implied that a charge had been
formally made hero which is false.
Mr.. Morris indicated his purpose to in.
dulge in some reckless language, to which
Mr.. sommerville objected, saying too
much had already been said in the al.
senCe Of Senator Minear.
Mr. Fiournoy did not see how discus.
sion as to the probable truth OF the alleged
charges could be juatitied now.
MIR. Morris moved to deler action till 8
p. NJ. tomorrow. a
Judge Maxwell said be was the warm
personal and political friend OF Senator
Minenr, but he thought the reso!u.ion
shonld be amended somewhat.
Mr. Arnold said be thought Senator Mi.
near would want the resolution adopted
now. Morris finally withdrew his motion.
In the courae Of debate Mr.. Dawuon said
he had seen iu the public press Of the
State numerous references, such as such
and ouch Senators we're too smart to 20
into tho land scheme. Ho thought these
demandedinvestigation. Daweon's amend.
ment was agreed to and the reeolution was
adopted. Messrs. Sommerville, Flournoy
and Dawson we're appointed as the inves.
tigating committee.
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CHICAGO, April "a fire involving r
loss Of over sl5O,000 started tonight from
some unknown Cause in the upper part OF
tho five story and basement brick store.
No. 3O3 Dearborn street. The building
was occnpied by Shienewend 4 Lea,
steropticiaBs and wholesale dealers in
printers' materials, and Was carrying n
stock valued Gt sl30.0O0. The
insurance on stock amounts to ir5,QOO
Tho building cost f25. 900 and WAS injured
Tor $4,000. Though tho walls were lett
standing they are practically wor.hleRs.
This conten,s Of tho building are 4 total
losu. While watching the liames Edward
Davis WIN Beriouhly injured by falling
glGes from one OF the windows.
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LONDON, April 95.- The government.
calculates division OF the motion to 90
into a committee on the coercion bill to h,
taken on Friday, and result Of the former
majority, but tho Minis,esalists admit
that IN committee they must bo res,Iy 10
accept largo amendments Or their majority
may break up. On tho passage Of the
coercion bill, Rt: Hon. Hugh Holmes, At.
torney:Gcncral for Ireland will be raiped
to the judicial bench OF Ireland.
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MONTREAL April 25.-The water l,as
fallen foot md six inches within the last
twcnty.four hours. Aquantity flake Ice
Inns como down, but 80 fnr with 10 bad 70.
anlts. Reports have beon received to tho
effect That large quantity OF lake leo hss
moved and wifi probably CAUSE serious
trouble when it reaches horc. The wunts
OF tho sutlercrs arc heing attended to by
reliDi cemmitteeg,
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PlrrshvHnn, April 9t,-Tho tiroenback
labor party Of Allegheny county at iargo
meeting formally dissolved their orRani1a.
ton, and In body entered the Common.
era party, tho organization hcre built up
OIL ..onry Georges !!and theories. This
move adds ba.Ycen four anu IL" thounan,l
meInbera to tho Couumopera party, which
Ia already poea"ssed Of rvngidersblu
strength in this section,
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CHICAGO, April .5-C. l.. Watson, the
young man who married Lillian snayely,
the Sterling heireap, attor n wcek'a nc.
9uHintance, and le., her In Chicago while
he took m eaa.ern trip and lost her, .sy
tined $40 and coats by JuHtce Mcrch this
morning for carrying concealed weapons,
Watson accused u man named Davidson
Of having atienatci Mrs. Watson's atIec.
tions and meeting him on the street yea
te'day slapped him and invited him 10
Hght duel.
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DR. BLASD. superintendent Of the Hos-
pita! i5r the Insane, writes card to the
Register in reply 10 Hon. Joseph sprigg, Of
the spsc!A! committee. DR.. Bland's reply
does not upset the testimony, including
his own, on which the committee OF hon.
orabe men, Democratic and Republicans,
based it4 unfayorsbIe report. The COM
mittee hut.no interest except TO ascertain
and report the truth. The Superintend.
ent'a interest is TO shield, himself from
cenHure and hold on to his plGce. He ia
not the iitst to Gad iault With yerdic.
and deAounce the jury.
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Miss CogsoN is iustrucsing the house,
wives Of New York in the uso OF cooking
with gas. II Miss Corson Jesires to show
the volatile fuel at it's best che should
come to Wheeling and try the natural
article. And by the way, the wonders ol
natural gas here have not half been told.
For example, steak cut from near the
horns, being broiled over the natural gas, is
transformed into delicious, juicy tender.
loin with mushrooms resting temptingly
on its back.
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COOP news comen from Toledo about
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad. at
some time the line is certain to be COM
plete1 to Wheeling, and this being year
OF railroad building, the reputed intention
Of the new owners is something not hard
to credit. Wheeling is OF more import.
anco than when the road WAS begun with
no other thought than to build it to this
city, Its present eastern terminus ia prac.
ticaIly nowhere. With q branch to Cleve-
land the road would be much more to US
than WAS included in the original design.
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kEESE, N. H., April 25.-The Inter.
State Commerce law has had an uniortu.
nate ellect upon the stone quarries at
Marlborough, G,0OO tons Of paving blocks
beside the railroad tracks
waiting for sone modification in tho
law. Large contracts had been made for
paving blocks to be shipped to Cincinnati
at former profit Of u cents per yard.
The new tariff to Cincinnati increases the
rate 30 cents per yard. Recently au order
ior 900 cars, or 5000 tons, Was nccessar.
lily refused under the increased rates,
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A GALEsA hotel keeper refused to per-
init a colored man to eat at the table with
visiting military company TO which he
was attached rs servant. The soldier boys
said the colored man would cat where
they Ete, snd they found accommodations
at another hotel, II liGsneral Grant could
drop in on his old home he would tell that
hotel keeper something he ought to hear.
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NEITHER the Government Of the United
States nor the State Of New York would
assume the right Of control which Arch
bishop Corrigau sets up over the Catholic
Herald. We must think that the Arch
bishop has loa! his bearings and doesn't
realize what latitude he ia in.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April ..5,-Tho Met.
ropolitnn team did not seem able 10 play
ball little bit to-day, aud tho Athletic
scored an casy and decisive victory in
consequence. The hits securcd Oh Seward
were widely scattered, while Sha.ler was
hit hard and often in the first three innings
when IL Of tho Is runs were scored.
Esstelbrook's work At short was miser.
nblc, and liankinson's play on third was
nothing TO brag Of, Score: Athletic, Is;
Motropoliiaus, D.
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pir1snuI,.h. April 25.-James Nixon,
an old hermit living meas ussnarHyille,
Butler county, who has no faith In banka,
vaa rcbbed several days ago Of 5000 in
CasiI gnd government securitieg which he
had Hccre,ed In his h9nhc. One day last
week he was decoyeh ffo,A hiD hone by
two men who represented that thoy wore
real tBtato specu'atora. and during his ah.
senco nun!edcra,e cnterad the houHc
and HeCured tho trssSI!e. Nixon did not
discover his Iona until to-day, vhen ho re'
ported this matter to tho police.
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CHARLESTON, s. G., April 25.-Tho city
is crowded with visitors tonight to attend
the unvoiling OF the Calhoun monument
tomorrow. Secretary Lamar, Postmaster
General Villas, Secretary Fairchild and
Senator Voorhees, arrived this morning
and received to-day largo number Of
visitors. Senators Hampton and Butler
arc alao in tho city,. Governor Richard.
son and other State officers will be here
tomorrow. Military companics from NIL
parts OF tho State will take part in tho
parale.
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IT beclla to appear that President
ClsvelaGd'a feelings were hurt by that De.
mocratic interview wiping him of the
slate. He wants on" the worst kind.
The present indication is that the Demo-
cratic party will have to hand in it's reaig.
nation and allow Cleveland to run the
,pochioa
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MOthnr md Child nrnwus,i.

CLEVELAND, April 25.-While Hamlin
Miller VIA attempting 10 drive across tho
AuS'aizo river In Allen county, Ohio, last
Saturday night, tho iorses became I'm.
manageable and Miller and hia wlIo nnd
child were thrown in to tho water. Mrs.
Miller m! the child wsrs drowned, Hs
were nlso tho hor1ea, uud Miller came
near losing hiB lite. Tho river was
HwollSn by tho recent rainB.
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Now that the State Senate has appointed
its bribery investigating committee It is to
be hoped that the matter may be probed
TO the bottom. If Mr.. Camden, or any.
body in his interest, resorted to bribery to
secure his election, let that fact be clearly
established.
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DEMOCRATS need not worry themselves.
The nominee Of the National Republican
Convention will be supported vigorously
by the Republican party. The Mug.
wumps may 20 their way, as they did be-
fore. They are not included in the reck.
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PAms, April 25.-Furthor details roln,.
Ing 10 tho schnaebols affair have been dis.
patched to Berlin, including iac similes Of
two letters from Commipaary Gsn,sch,
showing that Schnnehels was intlucod TO
CROSS the frontier by false psctenses
Prince Bomnrck wns tlrs. mnde cornizsnt
Of tho affair through tho French Govern,
mUut
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CucAub, April 25.-The finest theatrl.
cal n,ork co,n,, any to which the West has
given birth viii u,ake its debut tonight at
McVMker'G tncatar.
In "ioE nf .hr disastrous otlect oil tho
Interstate Commerce law upon travelling
Companies, ine result Of tho c1pa:i lent
Nh 10 the amount Of patronage which tbs
amusement loving public ia willing !? &C.
cord 10 IL capable stock company Of home
talent IN being awaited with considerable
interest by the profession in this And
other Iarge cticg.
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MoSTREAL's damage by the ice gorge
and st. Lawrence overflow is many times
greater than the loss by our big flood in
1854 and the recent cyclone across the
river. Tho loss is variosly estimated at
from 100000 to sS0OO0OO. The Ohio
Valley gets along pretty we'll on an aver
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ST. PAU, MINI, April 25.-It took ten
innings to decide tho game between the
Detroit and st. Paul clnbs to-day. Nc.
Oanlcy, ihe left.hanl pitcher, and rrescot,
%ere tho battery for 81. Paul, while
knowlton pitched and GRnsel cnnght ior
Detroit, Score 81. Nul, s; Detroit, y.
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WAS 1T A "FEELER2n
THE SECOND TERM Afr
Inc President Does Not Deny It Personally.
Lamonts Assertions:a subtsrfuge-Colo.
mel Dorshsimsr Sticks to His First
story with Few Corrections.

ST. Louis, April 25.-A special prlnte,
BY the Republican to-day, from Washing
ton, D. O., Gays; Tho disclosures as L
the Presidents personal feelings have
been received in such spirit by the pres
and people that he must SEQ that no,
even an official and authoritative declara
ton Of a resolution not to go before the
people for second term can not arres,
any popular inclination TO bis reelection,
Realization Of these substantial results,
so swiftly following the publication Of the
special leads some Of the Eastern papers
to surmlse that the telegram was deliber.
ately put out from the White House as a
"feeler" Of the popular pulse. This
ingenious uuppoaition is wholly Iallscious.
The telegram went to the Republican with.
out investigation from either tho President
OF Senator with whom he talked. The
President spoke freely, but upon the
promptings OF tho moment only, and with.
out any special purpose, while the Senator
recounted the conversation afterwards to
personal friends, without intending that
what he told should 20 to the press.
Without any iniunctlons of secrecy in
either case the story got rapid circulation,
as matter OF such interest uatursily
would, and had been heard BY quite a
number Of people before it came tinally
into print. 1t is possible the Senator NAV
have misconstrued the words OF the Presi.
dent, or misled his friends afterwards in
recalling the President'a declaration by
lack OF precisenesa in his own language.
One significant fact, in connection with
the reported expression Of the President's
views, has not escaped attention. No
denial has yet been made by the Prosi-
dent himself, or even prolessedly at his
direction. Col. Lamont has said tflat be
is quite sure the President has never
said ne would or not accept renoming.
tlon," but this is not statemept OF the
President, and does not even pretend To
be for the President.
That the President will not say openly
to the public what he ia reported to have
said privately to Senator in no manner
changes the fact. The project Of a letter
to be formally written to the public this
spring, which is reported on the double
authority Of Colonel Dorsheimer and
Smith NJ. Weed, Of New York, is not the
only corroborative testimony. At least
one member OF the Cabinet has said again
and again recently that the President
neither wanted nor would accept renom.
nation. VI his disinclination, ut least,
there has been no denial, even within the
past two dsya.
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AZ NIul,l

Always have Acker'a Baby Soother at
hand. 1t Ia tho only uaie medicine yvt
mndo that will remove all iniantilo disor.
dora. 1t contains no Opium or Morphine.
but Hiyes tho child natural enne from pain,
PRICE 95 conts. Sold by Logan 4 Go, and
U. Menkomoller. q
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THE Delaware peach crop Of last year is
supposed to have been ruined by the re.
cent lrost striking through the cans. This
makes 1t necessary to put a pint bottom
In every quart strawberry.box.
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Ghn aatelliget1eIr,,
once, Nos. W and ~ Fourteenth Street,
SECRETARY BAYAnD would DO hand.
somely received in Canada. ..I @
refuse re.nomi.
uv c,rvv, Az, v;,, nation.
anna Van A""'' WA not refuse re-.
nomination, =

Two women coin counterieiters have
been csughtin New York, and still people
will speak Of lovely woman as Of the
weaker acx snd having peculiar sphere.
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UNCLE JAKE SHARP, with twenty.one
indictments hanging over him, is in bad
fix Tor millionaire. He will be a decided
addition TO the best society OF Sing Sing.
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RoME, April 25.-Thc Pope to,tay sent
confidential notes to tho Frencn nnd Cor
man Governments, otlnrins to act rs nc-
diator In tho Schnnubels affair.
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strike oi the carpenters involved money
loss 70 the men and employers Of nearly

The loes Of wages Of the 5000 men for
the fortnight was over 5000, 900, and the
expennea OF walking delegates, job stew.
ards, secretaries, hall rent, minor dis.
bursements, and the sums paid to strikers
with families, was about $l5O,OOO more.
The balance Of The amount Is represented
by the torfeits and other Losses falling
upon the contractors by reason OF their In.
ability to fulfil their engagements. 0
Besideathis, 1t is BaiAnpon good author
ity that contracts for pew buildings which
wonld haye put iully.auothey million dol.
lars into circulation among the building
trades during the year have been cancelled
on account Of the alarm among operators
growing out Of the strike.
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A mule, which Ia aaid to lave bccn 7a
years old, died in stovennville, Sullivan
county, N. Y, recently.
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PITTSBURGH, April 25.-The Glass Pack
ers' Assembly Of tho flint vIaAa trade will
ho absorbed in the Film. Class Workers
in July next.
Their application for momberohip is
now on file with tho Secretary OF the
Flint Glass Workora' Aseembly. The an.
nual convention Of tho latter body will
assemble In July next ut Atlantic Ulty, N.
j., when tho above and other matters OF
Importance will bs conaiderod. There
are now over 5000 members in tho Flint
Glnas Workers' AsHemhiy, and tho a,uorp.
ton OF the packnrs will make the assoln-
bly, one of tho largest in tho X. OF H., sB
It will include nearly 1000 workmen.
A rncrnher Of tho Flint Workers. eail
this morning that the order would 10
glad to get tho packern In, rs tho nssembly
would then include every akillpd work
man in md around glNss lactoriep, inBur.
ing community Of interosis In caBe there
uioVtd 10 wage tronblea,
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X. OF l.. DlSSENSIOSS,
Investigating Committee Appointed In New
lOrk

Investigating Committee Appointed In New
York.
NEw YoHH, April ga conference was
held to-day in Newark, N. j., between
committees representing tho Brotherhood
Of Carpenters and Joindrs OF Amo,ica and
the United Order Of Carpenters, to discuss
the subject OF an analgRmation of the two
organizations. No definite conclusion was
arrived at. but another conference will be
held shortly and the prespects for an
amalgamation arc good.
The General Executive Board of the
Knights OF Labor has ut last come to the
conclusion that tho trouble in the order
in this city must bs attended TO at once
and, il possible, An end put 10 the CON
stant blckerinss between the leaders Of
The knights ol Labor here. At the meet
ing Of the Board on Saturday tho publlca-
tion oil the troubles OF tho Montauk Dis
trict in the New York papers was taken
up and discussed. 1t was DECIDED to an.
point Thomas B. Barry and Thomas Is.
Mcclure subcommittee to come to New
York and make thorough investigation
OF the Montauk affair.
The composition OF the committee ia
such that both sides will get fair show In
tho investigation. Barry ia tho strong
nnti.lIome Club man on the Gcnernl Er-
ocutive Board, and is regarded by those
opposed to tho men aud methods of Dis.
trict No. 10 as their strongest advocate.
Mcguire, on tho other hand, ia IN ex-ljis-
,riot Master Workman Of No. 10, is snid to
bo the loader OF tho Homo Club, and has
the credit Of having such influence with
General Master Workman Powtlorly az ia
be practically the head Of the order. The
committee 10 clothed with full power to
carry on tho investigation aa It deems
proper, and will begin work 40 coon as
nogsihlc.